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I did a muffler delete from a local muffler shop because I could no longer take how quite it was! I had the muffler cut off my rear section (axle
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I did a muffler delete from a local muffler shop because I could no longer take how quite it was! I had the muffler cut off my rear section (axle back) and then had them make two aluminum straight pipes. I had them cut off my stock tips and weld them onto the new pipes. It sounds really good! No drone and there's definitely deeper/louder tone. I'm getting the full GT Haus Meisterschaft exhaust that costs well over $2000. So a muffler delete was just a temporary solution. Don't expect any power gains, but for $50-$100 you can actually hear your car!
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